Monochrome Madness – Will a rainforest look good in monochrome?
It is a free week again and you can find out what the next theme will be at the end of this post. For the free week I thought I would try to see if […]
Rejuvenating the One Four Challenge, previous 1 image 4 ways
I have had mixed thought about this challenge, should I keep doing it or not. Then I was contacted by Joanne who wanted to know if I was going to keep doing it and that […]
Monochrome Madness #26 – The Letter T
The theme this week is the Letter T and everything that starts with it. Our host is me, me, me. I hope you all know who I am and if more people don’t put their […]
Photography landmarks that have disappeared
On Saturday I spoke about how vandals had got to the Wanaka tree and taken off a couple of branches and I said I would talk about some other things that have happened here. Today […]
Lens-Artists Challenge #331 – Resilience
Anne from Slow Shutter Speed is asking to look at RESILIENCE, an interesting topic for photography and how we can show it. The first thought that came to mind was fire, especially with what is happening in […]
My favourite 1 image 4 ways challenge images from 2024
I have been trying to decide if I will continue doing this challenge this year and I’ve decided I will for the time being. I am going to have to really think about the images […]
How can we forget about Frog Pond as we look back
This was an unexpected surprise find on a day to a rainforest. If you want to know more here is the link to the original post, click here.
Lens-Artists #328 – Winter
It seems strange to be looking at winter as we are currently at the start of summer in the Southern Hemisphere. Winter is also a very hard subject to photograph when you live in a […]
Monochrome Madness – Trying some rainforest images with no colour
It is a free week this time and I thought I might try converting some images that I took with Anne from Slow Shutter Speed when she was in Australia last year. We went for […]
When you overlook images and don’t understand why
So yesterday I was telling about how I took some photos with my old infrared camera and it made me believe that it wouldn’t be any good for macro flowers. Do you remember? I decided […]
Lens Artists Challenge #317 – Walking the Neighbourhood
Last week was all about destinations and fun and this week it is about our neighbourhood. Tina from Travels and Trifles is our host this week and has chosen Walking the Neighbourhood. My husband and […]
Finding Frog Pond while driving on back roads through the Otways
A couple of weeks ago I told you about the trip I did to Lake Elizabeth, you can find the post here. We did a hike around the lake and after it we decided to […]
Monochrome Madness – Some infrared images taken in my local park
I told you how I went for a walk a week or so back in my local park with the infrared camera. I showed images from the playground but thought it would be nice to […]
Monochrome Madness – Some of my favourite images in monochrome
I’m not gonna lie, I’m so tired. My trip away for the day was exhausting. I went to some places around Lorne and over the day walked around 10kms, did over 15000 steps. We walked […]
Monochrome Madness #14 – Shadows and Silhouettes
We have another theme and this week Dawn from The Day After has chosen Shadows and Silhouettes. If you want to find out more about this then please take a look at her post. It […]
Spending our last in Tasmania at Cataract Gorge
On our last day in Tasmania back in May we decided to spend the morning at Cataract Gorge in Launceston. It was a stunning sunning autumn morning. We had sort of visited it the day […]
Monochrome Madness #13 – Trees
Another week for Monochrome Madness and it is time for another theme. This time Sarah from Travel with Me chose our theme and wanted to do TREES. I mean what a great theme, who doesn’t […]
Trying new techniques – Split Toning in Lightroom
The other day I was talking to a friend about a photographer and I took a look at their YouTube channel and saw a video on Split Toning. The video was about 6 years old […]
